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024.Y03.HE1 Sapho to Philenes
024.Y03.001 Where is y%5t%6 hott fire w%5ch%6 verse is said
024.Y03.002 to haue is y%5t%6 inchantinge force decayd
024.Y03.003 Verse y%5t%6 drawes natures worke from natures lawe
024.Y03.004 thee, her best worke to her worke cannott drawe
024.Y03.005 Haue my teares quencht my old Poeticke fire
024.Y03.006 why quench they nott as well y%5t%6 of desire
024.Y03.007 Thoughts my minds creatures often are w%5th%6 thee
024.Y03.008 butt there maker wants there libertye
024.Y03.009 Only thine image in myne hearte doth sitt
024.Y03.010 butt ytt is wax & fires inuiron ytt
024.Y03.011 My fires haue driuen, thine haue drawne ytt hence
024.Y03.012 O I am robd of Picture hearte & sence
024.Y03.013 Dwells w%5th%6 mee still my irksome memory
024.Y03.014 w%5ch%6 both to keepe & loose greiues equally
024.Y03.015 That tells mee how faire thou arte soe faire
024.Y03.016 as gods when gods to thee I doe compare
024.Y03.017 Are gracst thereby, & to make blind men see
024.Y03.018 w%5t%6: things gods are I say they are like thee
024.Y03.019 ffor if wee iustly call each silly man
024.Y03.020 a little world w%5t%6: shall wee call thee than
024.Y03.021 Thou arte nott soft & cleare & streight & faire
024.Y03.022 as downes & starres Cedars & Lillies are [CW:Butt]
024.Y03.023 Butt thy right hand & cheeke, & eye onlye [p.113
024.Y03.024 is like thy tother hand & cheeke & eye
024.Y03.025 such was my Phao a while butt shall bee neuer
024.Y03.026 as thou wast art & oh maist bee for euer
024.Y03.027 Heere louers sweare in there Idolatrye
024.Y03.028 y%5t%6 I am such butt greife discouers mee
024.Y03.029 And yett I greiue y%5e%6 lesse least greife remoue
024.Y03.030 my beautie & make mee vnworthy of thy loue
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024.Y03.055 Mee in my glasse I call thee butt alasse          
024.Y03.056 when I would kisse teares dimme mine eyes & glasse
024.Y03.057 Oh cure this loueinge madnes & restore    
024.Y03.058 mee to mee, thee my hearte, my all my more
024.Y03.059 Soe may thy cheekes outweare all scarlett dye
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024.Y03.061 soe may thy mightye am>%Va<zinge beautie moue
024.Y03.062 Enuie in all woemen & in all men loue            
024.Y03.063 And soe bee change & sicknes farre from thee     
024.Y03.064 as thou by com%Minge neare keep'st y%M from mee   
024.Y03.0SS I: D: ffinis                                                 
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